Reds win NL pennant in 10 inning win over Pirates
Cincinnati defeats Pittsburgh 5-3 in 10 innings to capture the National League pennant. Pete Rose hits a two run homer and scores the final run on a Morgan double after Griffey’s bunt and Armbrister’s sacrifice fly. Al Oliver’s six two run homer pace the Pirates. Sparky Anderson’s Reds head to Fenway for the World Series against Boston.
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Joe Coleman
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Merv Rettenmund
Willie Stargell
Richie Zisk
Bob Robertson
Will McEnaney
Duffy Dyer
Rennie Stennett
Griffey
Ramon Hernandez
Ed Armbrister
Morgan
Segulja's quiet star ready to lead at Texas Christian
Joe Segulja, Pecos native and Texas Christian University middle linebacker, is known for his calm demeanor off the field and fierce focus once in pads. His coaches praise his tackling, warn of occasional overpursuit, and expect him to anchor the defense this season despite pressure and competition.
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Red Sox finish A's dream with third straight win
Boston swept the Oakland A's in the playoff series to reach the World Series. Carl Yastrzemski starred with defense and timely hitting, including a pivotal eighth inning stop on Reggie Jackson. The Red Sox set up a World Series clash with the Cincinnati Reds at Fenway Park.
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Gene Tenace
Phil Garner
Alvin Dark
Dick Williams
Ken Holtzman
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Rickise
Rick Burleson
Denny Doyle
Carlton Fisk
Cecil
Near misses loom as Pecos and Monahans keep wary eye
District 2-AAA football action this week features Pecos and Monahans seeking better results after narrow wins. Monahans held off Andrews 24-21 as Doug Loafman tacked on key kicks and miscues by Andrews kept their upset bid alive late. Pecos stretched a 10-point win over Kermit, with Charles Weinacht and a 43-yard pass to Robert Abila guiding the opening scoring.
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Pecos JV Eyes Odessa Tilt as 4 p.m. Showdown
Pecos Junior Varsity heads to Odessa High for a 4 p.m. game with the Odessa sophomores and a 1-2 B team seeking to even its mark after close losses to Carlsbad and Alpine and a win over Fort Stockton. Rowdy coach Dub Smith expects a competitive road trip while recalling Odessa’s 17-0 win over the JV last season.
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Pecos Vies For AP Poll Top 10 In 3A Race
Pecos Eagles pursue a top 10 AP poll berth with a 5-0 start as they challenge No. 3 Lobo in 3A. Cuero leads 3A with state title dynasties, while Big Sandy, Celina, Cameron, Seagraves, and Bryan hold top ranks in their classes and Cuero boasts a 35 game win streak.
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Sports Calendar Teaches Week Across Local Games
The schedule lists Rowdies vs Odessa High sophomores at 4 p.m and Eagle Queens vs Ector at 6 30 p.m on Thursday with varsity JV and freshmen. Friday features 4 H Club playday and horse show at Rodeo grounds along with freshman football vs Alpine at 10 30 a.m Zavala football vs Fort Stockton at 9 a.m Eagle JV football vs Artesia at 6 p.m. Tuesday brings Queens volleyball vs Monahans at 5 p.m. Sandy has outscored five opponents 280 0 this season. The Associated Press poll notes shifts in Class 4A and 3A rankings after latest games. Eagle coach Millsapps comments on a late drive and the district 2 AAA top contests. Fort Stockton nears Ector score as Eagles enjoy an open date while Seminole and Monahans face off.
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Look out for young Cowboys
Dallas coach Tom Landry cautions the unbeaten Cowboys are not a solid unit yet though they 3-0 after a 36-10 NFL win over Detroit. He cites 12 rookies and says the team plays with attitude and enthusiasm while experience comes with time. Landry notes morale is high despite fatigue after a redeye trip.
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